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... leaves the City at a Quarter before Seven, and arrives at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, at a Quarter before Eight. LIGHT POST COACH TO BIRMINGHAM AND BRISTOL. THE ROY AL From the KING'S HEAD INN, MONMOUTH, every Morn- ing at Seven o'clock, through ...

... child of the Rev. Dr. Hooker, vicar of Dudley.—On Monday last, at Abergavenny, Mr. David Morgan, late of the Farm, near that —Last week, at Abergavenny, Miss Helen Smith, daughter 7 Mr. V. H. Smith, draper: also, Mr. John Jones, son of Mrs. ...

... First Silver Medal.—Mr. W. M. Richards, of Norwood, in Surrey. Second Silver Medal.—Mr. William Gill, of Nottingham. IN THE CLASS OF MIDWIFERY—Dr. Davis, Professor. Gold Medal.—Mr. George Atkinson, of Sheffield. First Silver Medal.—Mr. ...

... unanimously agreed that the thanks of the meeting should be given to him. The motion for this purpose was made by Mr. Lucas, and seconded by Mr. Price, who said, that considering the many burthens to which every householder was liable, and which were often ...

... Printers,Newport. Mr. J. Clarke, Printer, Chepstow. Mr. Watkins, Postmaster, ..Abergavenny. Mr. Jones, .Japanner,Usk. Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers, .Pontypool. Mr. W. Bird, Postmaster, Cardiff. Mr. Phillips, ...

... Printers, Newport. Mr wSl griater, Chepstow.. Mr. Watkins Postmaster, ..Abergavenny. Mr. Jones, Japanner,Usk Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers, Pontypool Mr. Wm. Evans, r> J,; Mr. W. II. Vale, Printer'Hereford J}-W Bird, Postmaster, ...

... vacant representation of Cambridge, viz. Mr. G. Bankes, the Secretary to the Board of Control, and Mr. Cavendish, of Trinity College. Mr. Alderson has declared himself a candidate, but withdrew immediately Mr. Caven- dish, at the request of a number of ...

... watery grave. Mr. R. S. Tisrhe, in a petition to Parliament, mentions that Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the King's Bench Prison, has realised from £ 300,000 to £ 400,000 since he has been Marshal. The Earl of Eldon had an interview with the King on Saturday ...

... leaves the City at a Quarter before Seven, and arrives at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, at a Quarter before Eight. LIGHT POST COACH TO BIRMINGHAM AND BRISTOL. THE ItOVAli FOZiESTBH, From the KING'S HEAD INN MONMOUTH, every Morn- ing at Seven o'clock, through ...

... —Saturday, at Cheltenham, Mr. B. Hickman, to Ann Rebecca, second daughter of Mr. E. Court, of that town.—At St. Mary's, Pembroke, Mr. Wm. King, to Miss Chase, of that place.—On Tuesday last, at St. Mary de Crypt Church, Gloucester, Mr. W. ...

... Printers Newport. Mr wftl* .Printer, .Chepstow, Postmaster, Abergavenny. Spanner, Usk Messrs. H. Webber and Son,Printers,Pontypool. Mr. Wm. Evans Br ^•W.HVale Printer,l.V.SSrd. MR pv/'ir Postmaster,Cardiff. ^r- £ hllhPs> Draper Coleford; Mr. Farror, -Printer ...